… (HPS) is characterized as a triad: liver disease, intrapulmonary … analyze outcome of children
with HPS in liver transplant era. … the outcome of children with HPS in the liver transplant era. …

… hypoxemia (PaO 2 < 50 mm Hg) from intrapulmonary right-to-left shunt would cause graft
failure or patient death also was expressed for pediatric liver transplant candidates with HPS. …

… of HPS, the relationship between transplantation and survival has not been … for liver
disease cause, model for end-stage liver disease (MELD), severity of liver disease by the Child …

… In this study, HPS was associated with liver dysfunction, as reflected by the Child-Pugh
class and its components (albumin levels and the presence of ascites), but was not associated …

… hepatopulmonary syndrome is defined as a triad of liver disease, … of hepatopulmonary
syndrome in adults with cirrhosis … children who attended the liver clinics or liver transplant clinic or …

… patients with cirrhosis who did not undergo orthotopic liver transplantation (OLT), … liver
disease can adversely influence outcome (8). This has led to the model for end-stage liver disease …

… Hepatopulmonary syndrome (HPS) in stable patients with cirrhosis can easily be overlooked…
progression, and outcomes after liver transplantation (lt) in children with HPS. twenty …

… liver function impairment, whether defined by the Child-Pugh … in patients with milder liver
dysfunction (Child-Pugh class A). (… patients with hepatic changes that were more severe (Child-…

… of children undergoing liver transplantation and suffering from hepatopulmonary syndrome
… , we report here our experience in seven children. Despite the fact that severe arterial …

… of adult patients with end-stage liver disease and in 9%-20% of children. The pathogenesis
of HPS has … At present, the most effective and only radical treatment is a liver transplant (LT). …